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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Fred Stucky is visiting in the city the
guest of Will Landers
Miss May Ridpath, of Greencastle, ia visiting
Miss Name Lewis, on North Illinois street.
.~errhe invitation Of Messrs Dickson G. Tai
oott, party of gentlemen from this city will.
tomorrow evening, visit Sumac Lodge, Romo-
ma, Ind, the country place of Mr.. Henry NJ
Talbot, to witness ferret rabbit hunt
A toboggan party in honor of Mr. Ferd
Smock, OF Dana and composed of Messrs.
F'ugate, VIII and James Leonard, Ferd Smock.
joe Marott and Ole Thayer and Misses Ada and
Lille Roney, Clara Allen and Oma Waddell
enjoyed the sport of the ''slder on New Years
afternoon. Supper was served to the party nv
the Misses Roney, after which the evening was
spent IN game of progressive euchre, MIR.
Smock scoring the most points
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The Years Business at the union Demo

i"e hear's BUSINESS at the Union Depot
In the year 1886 there arrived at the Irn;on
Depot a., 800 passenger trains. This statemant
includes l66 special. excursion. camn-maat;ro
and picnic trains. The officials at the rn,or
Depot state that four passenger coaches 70 tho
train would not be an overestimate Of the .var
age number, which.makes the number III 7so
passenger coaches handled during the year a,
this station. The promptness with which trains
have arrived during the year just closed ia a
mater over which there is much favorable com.
ment Take, for instance ths fast express over
the Decline. No 5, which hauls the Boston and
the New York through coaches for
81 Louis. and is due in indianapolis at
1850 NJ. But FIVE times during the vear
has u arrived late This Is q record that cannot
De beaten where train covers go great a dis
lance and the record is the mere favorable "a
the bse-i'ne. so common is 1t for the road 10 oct
tne trRln from one to two hours late from fhe
Lake Shore road. No i, over the G.. + St T,
81 ~, due here at noon, was late but twice dur-
Ing the year, and No 8 but four tines No
which comes through from Chicaro vas lata
but three times. The Vandalia dav s~rr.s.
cas-. was but three times late in arriving. and
o. me / q st l.. the e.. H. & l., the j., M. &
l.. the l., D. d 5. and the l., B. d W.. western
division. are Gil good. The Pennsylvania lines
make an astavorable exhibit, but Il is due to
tne management OF the lines west of Pittsbure
70 state that the trouble lies east of Pittsbury.
and should be reinedsd IL the companies expect
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to maintain the excellent reputation the road
has had IL former years with the travelling pub
lie
Local Business of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Statement of cars and tonnage handled at
Panhandle freight houses, Indian apolis for the
year ending December 1886
25I,s50,3ss
Traffic of the L., ID. g. s.

In the year 1886 the Indian apolis, Decatuu&
Springfield road handled on the system 4OS
cars OF which number "a 354 were loaded cars
During the year "a, 687 cars were received and
forwarded at this point; of this number H. $50
were loaded cars. The value of this road to In
dlanapolis as local line is shown in the fact
that of the loaded cars handled at this point
lZo04 were brought into this station, while but
3,.502 We're forwarded from here The showing
would have been even more favorable for this
road had it not, like majority of the Indian
apoiis lines for the last five months. been short
of cars to handle the business offered.
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Personal Mention Elsewhere.
AMRPJnNr Crru

Among the holiday visitors are Miss Alice Swain
Oxford Female College; David Gray, wessya n" am
Hsg gyerssa sad o. Glenn swsss
Of Bloomington; Miss Jessie Gray visited
n friends in b. Richmond last week Belle
to her sister, at Pendleton Ind Misses Lizzie and
Ida Newly have returned from DAYTON. O. whsrs
they were called to attend the funeral Of their uncle
pIished young ladies of Muncie were tie guests Of
Misses Flo and Lille vinton last week week. ..
the guess of Miss Alice Swain 'n CHRISTINA. was
Mrs Frank claypoo of Muncie visited her parents.
Miss Alice Joslyn. st. Louis Miss Susie i,oosn ~
Paris H. was the guest of DR.. G. s. Wilson family
Knightstown ball. on Wednesday evening are W fn1
ter ter, Swiggett and Miss Edna Smith, Harry
Wilson and Miss Alice Swain Ed ccarey and Miss
tln deorge Cary and Miss Ida Gresinger Glenn Ho1asr
man and Miss Hettie Campbell of Franklik Tenn Rob
Galloway and Miss Molle Drischel S. L. Rariden and
Miss Van Valkenburg of Plymouth Ind and ch. anu
Balenger and Walt Jones. -i0'
LAFAYETTE
Mrs VIM Wallace gave pleasant afternoon racan
tion last Thursday. A large number of ladies were
Senator. held reception Wednesday afternoon which
was one OF the peasantest and most brilliant Affair.".
81 the season number of guests from neighbor.
was made up Thursday evening Those particnstingy
We're Misses Clara Dickson, Of Danvilie. ILL.,. Mary
Ia'o-A, - "oouSOock, W.; Nellie Wallace. Emma
Dresser, Anna Anderson. Mabel Levering and
bate Bowerman, of Vincennes. and Messrs
Il. Sample Charles Marstetler. Inn;s
jackson George Ball. Henry vnton, George AIDE and
" m. hldgely Mrs Nate Dodge gave pink recon
ton at the home of her father, Thomas Coleman on
Thursday afternoon. The house was handsomely dec
grated Miss Anna Marshall is entertaining Mis-.
Maud Sohnson. of Carbondale. :. Mrs W. n Barbee
was at Indianapolis last week Allys Wilson is
the guest OF Miss Julia Moore of Indianapolis. -
Miss Jessie lowering is visiting Terre Haute friends
----Miss Maggie Doh is home from Chicago.
NoBLEsvILLE
Mrs. Mrs Ieter entertained quite a number of her
TRENDS at tea Tuesday evening. Mr. VIII T. PfaH
OF Indianapolis and Miss Zulu Pfaf of West6aid'
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs F. B. Pfaff
Mrs l. e. Boyd, with her daughter and son, is visit
ing relatives IN Henry county Mrs 8 r. Perkins
entertained her friends at tea Friday evening .Miss
Kate Jamison was 1T Westfeld on Wednesday
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,
David Bailey and wife have gone to El paso rax..
to spend the remainder of the winter Mrs. Pi.eson,
ana daughter or Dakota, guests of Mrs Nj "
Lapham "A complimentary dancing party. in honor
o. MISS Jessie Scrogss was given at the Moore Hall,
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The Safe Was Not Robbed

Charles Gorsuch, the safe expert, relieved the
anxiety OF George Burgess, Of the Michigan
Lumber and Coal Company, by opening the safe,
the Keys OF which e burglar Fed with on Friday
night The contents of the safe, amounting to
only 43 cents. were found untouched.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
A Lively Old Man.

THIIdueIpn!A KeCOrd.
Mr.. Gladstone has just celebrated his seventy
seventh birthday. He can cut down a tree.
translate Homer criticise Tennyson combat
orously as if he had found the fountain for
which Ponce de Leon sought. The cares of pub
ie life can not always be held responsible for
untimely mental decay.
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The State Board of Agriculture.

The thirty fifth annual convention of the State
Board of Agriculture will convene tomorrow at
10 o'clock, in the rooms of the board. southeast
corner OF Market and Tennessee streets. After
the organization Of the convention tomorrow.
the exercises will consist of addresses bv Gov.
ernor Gray. Mayor Denny and Col. ]. B.
MAYNARD
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Meeting of Republicans Tn,. rv.n,n

Ihere Will be meeting of Republicans, this
evening, at Room 2, Superior Court, to hear re-
ports OF committees and to take further stems for
the permanent organization of the INDIANAPOLIS
Republican Club, of the Lincoln League. A full
attendance Is desired
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.2ss,aas aOs,47o 42o, $40 4s7, 743 4el. 7s7

BE Belt road engines handled during tho year
lows: January. 1924; February, 2. 9s2: March
25l5; April, 2,696; MAJ, 4,05e; June, ,o3S; Julv
3.46ii August. 2,993 September, 2, 637; October
S s.; November 6309; December. 6, ASS. In
1902 40 there were handled by Belt road engines
4S, 1874 carloads of live stock.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
Railroad Construction In 1886.
The following shows the new mileage of 1886,
with the number of lines on which the track " as


From the above it will be seen that the great
est activity in construction in the North
ern and Southwestern States
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Generally Loads to Suicide.

New York World.
Having no ambition to become either q
inonopoist or suicide. we very willingly leave
starting papers to those who have an uncon.
trollable longing for that kind of enterprise.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
Why the Blind Man Got Left

Philadelphia Press.
People are making good deal of unnecessary
russ over tho assertion that Miss Rose Cleveland
received 800 more for her recent poem thar
Milton got for Paradise Lost" There is moth
strange In all this. Milton never advertised
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rotal LICE o69 2g s ssg gsl $50 ,oe7 2ia
BELT ROAD TEAFFI,

BELT ROAD TRAFFIC
Below is given the number of cars transferred
over the Belt road, by months, in the years 1882
1888 1884 1885 and 1856
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03

MANAGER Geyser Soda Co.. San Francisco
cured a severe cold with Red Star Cough Cure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03

AYERS Sarsaparilla stops the nanseous dis
complaint
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03

or sven little lunch, but they do claim that he
Is not the murderer Of the Probss family, or the
original of Dick Deadeye
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03

Total sI6767 s37 94 1877 800 TAG s7l sig sls s42
Below ls shown the total movement, by
months Of 1886 and the fys nrscaeding WARS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor,a
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
Whom she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castori>.
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But suppose the late repentant sinner does
return at the supreme moment, that does not
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29
SHORT STOPS.

y Great sorrmont Of keys at. H. l..
Ambo,ds.
The ST. Charles restaurant ia the
best place to 20 tor Juicy steak or
square meal
Wac is city of conventions.
The Autobiography state convention
meets hcicJui! ltn'
The yc,tty OF ST. paurs Episcopal
church have called the Rev ". W.
Herr OF llHlichur,t, Miss, TO I'LL the
pulpit ia tsat church.
. y fire uUru about nine o'clock
brougiltA crowd To the engine house.
1t resulted in mistaken telephone
call aud was stru,A "a the engine
house.
Mr.. hay. the representative of tho
Southern oil company which isbuiid-
ing lmIl AT Houston, has been In til
city looking to tAc purchase of cots
ton seed and lcit tor Houston on yes,
ttrda' morning Central tram
The Model job Office, in building
with j. l.. E.giu " Co., is now pre-
pared @ do elegant Job printing ON
short notice and ut low prices, IyFc
all now, and o)nttining many novel
ties in wedding and circular type.
Bret Worn Conc IN short order Also
good stock ul stationery Away, On
hand. Take your work there
MIR. S. MsrX, -nce his move TO the
corner OF Austin and .lMrd, has one
OF thehaudsomc-t store in town, and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

FIFTH srnsrr NJ g. cuvrcM -ouIu-Corncru
titth ANA Jackson streets, Rev Horace
Bishop pastor. sunday school $3.50 d. ul.,
Glass meeting }3' p. on. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday, - 81 %. m. rrcuchiug ut u ANA.
b. rev. ku William Every one cordially
invited.
MrIuouisr CuArEL-Cot North Eleventh uu0
Morrow streets. Rev. q. X, N.iucHu. pastor
sunday sen ul ll1H m. Preaching II II. u.
hy Rcy. q, X, Milloau Prayer meeting
every Thursdays r. M.
CrNBEELANp PEF~BYriHiAS CHURCH, Rev J.
81. llnseu, pastor Service, by the paS tor,
Ht n u. N. No services 1T night, sunday
school at o'clock.
CWtsrIAS CHrRcu-Thcre will be preaching
40 Moore, Hall. ON Austin street between
eleventh. aud Eighth, conducted 10y tho pa,
toF, Rev ". II Btghy. Morning subject
The Conversion Of Sutl of Iarsus' kyeu-
Ing subject The Great salvation. Hours
o. "a. m. and $50 y. IN. sunday school al
$50 II, m.. j, T. Moore. superintendent
All are welcome,
YuuSG MESS CHRISTIAN As-OciArioS-llalls
over Eaton, GuiuHu & co.'s, Ausuu tif,rt
Service for young meu exclusively nj 1 ~
y m hpNIul % minutes. john II Appel
leader subject "lf lou are = Christian
show H.. All young men iu' ted,
JFti,u SNS AGoGrA-NA- hiuEi1u street
TNure win be services ut 10 O'Clock u. IN.
Rabbit LryA WiI lecture on The Eihtcs o
the Ton Commnu linen All are ll'lleI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.. James Horn, otCrawforl, is in
the city.
Hon. IL q. Mills was in the city
yesterday.
senator VII. Pope, of Marshall, Is
in the city.
Mr. c. w. Hardy made q Fl ing trip
to Waco Yesterday.
Mr.. w. b. Morrison is back from
witt 20 Round Rock, his Old home.
Mrs. VIM. Breustedt has returned
from visit down tho Missouri pac!-
tic.
Mr.. w. b. Scdwick, of Gatcsville,
came in yesterday lie reports a big
rain there.
Mr.. w y. Grand is expected home
to-day from his ranch where he has
been the past week.
MrJ i. Hodge, OF the Texas Fence
company, is in the city again after al
absence OF several weeks.
Mr.. j. f. WINNER, the inimitablc
travelling man for DrumDond's horse
shoe tobacco, is in the city.
Colonel W. i. lIaman, general man.
agcr OF the Cotton Belt, passed over
the road TO Gstcsville la,t evening.
Vi. 80, rr.,,,,,,,. ,,.;ri.Io., 'Io.
~ ""' nro, v,""'' H. '' h ,o" ,bo c",
,rtcr to'. y rcw br,doe over tho river
moro.
NJ 1o,,, ror,. mro cou, 20 Iyoo.
" Ws r fn mLo o wu" ~ ~ ooc', Uo
tSn " c''s " 'pW Gny ~ ~ To- ,I hoT -
irVn' r,' % StunI'''' ''"' , nnt " a,
Ic."l9HH "n" '''"'uc" "'' ''o"'" :
very I''
Mel {. Crisp, cdltor OF tho WAL
da News, was III the city Yesterday on
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29
NOTICE OF SALE.
IENlN lLNINM NIILNW lNIYlNY.

\ofI.. is NDr..I,l u,... fI.,f .l. n.I....tt.l a.,
"a H'I.'" '''''." .Hr 3Nd t.' .H'' .'
tln' ,"ul iHr n.''i t'''- Ton me
N"i' H'I.I ''@.i',I . 'I ''
Nu'N "h "II- Hi" hiI " .'' l''l soy N''. tNl
I''I Hut ''rI ''N'" h'.. i'H.l "I' -i',u
81. 'iu l.'n, 'i''', ''i'.,'t
i.'' 'Uf "up"i' ,I RAJ n',, l'',,, tl'
O'.lt" liN-' "Nll" "I ZIP tf'W
"I"3'., ',,'. ,'.r' ,. 49,"
w., "'' w. 'r ,i t
,"ihl.It ' lI''''' "-'""' '" ,NH 'h
un .lhl'NR ulNnt, l,E ,l"pHI .l''
i'N,' 4ul"NS "l lh' 'i' "' N,,N ,"lH N.'i
,.,' ',,
I',It' i"l "H'i"U, ', '''' 90, il.''''
"hl n'N 'iN'l,' 'll .l' q" 'h' ST
-'' '.I'' th 'Ilr 'l'5 v' N'''. ~ l' '-'Il
,h'f "' N{IU' ~ W., '"'N ~ w., ".''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29
CO,IPLIsTELN NlILID
col. WIS SEVER IuoIt u nrinIt of
whisky ia Dhilas county in his Lie.

col WINS SEVER Tnok u nrink of
whisky ia DhiiaN county in his Lie.
The following correspondence cX-
plains itself:
TO the Eiito7 of tn Examiner.
The following letter of COL Mills to
myself was received May lG. / had
10 thought of publishing It, and
would not now, but know from
daily conversation with my prohibi.
ton friend that the belief is in the
minds of many people that Col. Mills
not only had his mug of whisky a.
Daia- but that he is an habitual
urinker and drunkard. This impress.
sion certainly comes largely from
recent statements in the Advance.
| pom my own rcspous ibihty |
allow this letter to he published I'm
the hope that it may correct in some
degree the damage done tie character
of u iuan who, no matter rs hat his
convictions on the great political
issue 1.-THE amcndmcut'-ls positive
~ pure in his moral character, and /
say this after M intimate aCquaint
ance with Col. Mills fer sixteen vcnrs.
with regard to Mr. Cranii's stlic
nent about Mills and his mtg of
WHISKY presume it was only "a
joke for some prominent friends of
prohibition have said 50 to me
However "he Jokes had the effect
OF besmoaring "a good aud great mans
personal reputation, and for one.
Regardless of politics. don't appreci
ate such "jokcs.' Respectfully,
= f. MALLORY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

TnNcn up 10y Ncih Andersen on his
premises 10 miles northeast OF Waco,
in Mcl.rnuau county rcAa-. an cs-
iraN,I before t.. T. Nirkund. i. T..
prcciuc Ne. s. NcLcrnan county.
TcNH on MAY %, i~Nt. one bny horse
lo or o. wears uld, no brand rcrcciva-
bic. saddle marl-, shod behind. and
appraised hy :. Is. Edcn- and \. H.
VIM az So.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29
OUR LITTLE CRiyDClIILD.
CcaneCd, Purified, and Bcuui,-
fled, by tuiicura Remedies.

n tlords mr pleasure 100 civ, yOu mi report
~ inc cHt, OF our ny, srnuiOhd +" your
ulic1m Hcnrlce. Whom muuihspid Air
''i Ahnd Doe Al to sw"ii nul 1i every np'
pCHrRu o. Of ~ large boi, ". poulrood n, bit
'Il 10 up putpo-r Anout five moutu1 siIer 4
became u running sore, soon other -lrt4
formoi. llr thrn hd two OF them ON each
hand und NJ i.H n.Ooi h,rnmr more amt moro
Impure % tnoh l. IS TIM for tho'n to hf NIX ont
A sore Cnno outNr chm, beneath THIS under
ilp, winch wa very offensive. HIS hrhl was
one sn.l ~cRh. ilhi hanging gr"Ht deal. 1hit
w,A lIi4 condition ut tWtuty-twn months old.
alien undertook the care az him. his mother
having died when he was 10 littc moro than II
yoHt DID, at CONSUMPTION, (HouillH OF course
lie could Walk II little, but could not gct ~ II
hp lldowu, and could not NOV" whom IN bed.
having mo- "a" of liia hand. Immediately
commenced Hith 'he CuticYrs 'Ecmodio-. Is.
iut the 'utlcuW and Culicufa ~u1p irrrlF, aui
Whtu uc hui taken ouc bottle of thu CutiCurl
Doc Wrs improved ncyoty way. Vs. were very
much encouraged, AMI continued the l-0 Of
the rcmciir- ipl "A your aud II half one sore
Hlrr another headed hpuy mutict forming "a
ouch ono 4 these i've deep ones iusf b furG
ueuIlns, Whlrh would iluNiIy Rfo" loose nui
Wttr tnkou out; then th,y would heal rapidly.
ono Of tliosuuely bone formations preserved
After taxing - dozen and u htl hOitlos ho was
completely cured, hud rs nov, NJ tlr agg OF
* yuHlA. u htfuug and haalthy rhlld. IN"
scars ou hi- hIudr must uwV main hH
hands are strong, thou IS once feared 40
lIly- ic.nus III for Him ma hiu uo good. All
wlIo say iue chld before u,lug III, Cuilcura
k,n,di.- uu1 .ee the chili up". cons. leg TIA
wonderful Zee. II tu' 'hp'c "'- Hr' oiRny
use t'io'' y"'"f. a. .Y,natttN 70 a'U Di,.l,,Gs
Mays. l,.d.oi D. Cny ~ bloomington m,
1hechlld "u REALLY in o. "otr r'n1l.ioh
than be- ''prtr"i q" pts r1Ni HYla.t VINO,
INV MAoGir HYrrlNG.
ouuurn R.madl.s nro SOLD cyelyvncrc,
I Cuur.la lI. gfcet AKIN Dtrn, ~ ch tu'icurt
on a
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v1riajio Gpochte. faint 9rl~i1g fesfpg
az pitot the stomach. hcGt5Urn. ni1dip the
stomach ba6 breath. tod taste "a the mouth.
i3w su1ts general poostrddom Heri IS
No f0r9 ofdlsedse more preyGienihnn byS-
pepsiG amt II can IN oil cases os traced 10
an crfactird or poisore5 condition Of tie
Jiool 6ULL' S SARSAPA6LLA By cleansing
AMI pgribiag The bi3od tones ao the d'ges-
tye or5a7g, ant redef is o6tui1od at once.
U.t .us Utit. have uo uDaitidlou 100 SAYING
q At I h.tN, NHur ~Ni.NtAtUtA I" hr the heei
t.cII..I, t.tuuf, tuud 'ur "a" CURE ~ ~ciu'ulN
- il..t. $500 iuAnN other cute rouehui Ehui1.
Gar n'iO i..ie having usni Vita snttc succoss
iu rEutN,ft 40 ii. t'u,vtA.r'. .ss~l.
JAMES MOONE. ou'sytllo H..
Ir. 1.us r.If.-t procured pnc bottle 90
49, rI't -,i.INNNIuI ., fNruye. 'r - 20. Among
o.. ttH.'.f'' tUI NlrHut rrHsrtIt NnuH that Dee
ltt ff..f o.. N't, IIu. and rr,st = s ono huttI"
hHD I..uUf fu.r' h,urut tHiIiu Ga AL. 10 has
ruir3 .Ir.t II' ..HIs.t 1904 I,.l
joins 81. NDOIis, h we Gaze. Ky.
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That the body Is now more suscapti-
Die to benefit from medicine than at
any other season IIonce the imPor-
tai'ce Of taking Hoods SarsapariiIa
now, when il will do you the most
goos It is really wonderful tor
purifying and enrichiuR the blood, cro-
atiug an appetite, and giYinRa healthy
tone to the whole system. BE sure 20
get Hoods oarsaparllla, which is Pc
Culiar 10 itsei-t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TI0NISTS,
.ark. chairman, Waco.
.,,3 Wiu .nm mort sec.

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N .n'' ""N
a. ea,g' " Dou,,o.s
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y y - ~ thnrlv.
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go, H. ieh" ,G syn VI p.,., ,,...t.
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Marsha i - '''''"''' '''"''
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|nin, ~" Jtiier'on' H. 7"o' 'cI'
bsn, H., L'n","' p ~
h District -. - 49, t'Gc'i ',l" .
b. sulphur oprines' l. upper
|psD, l." urte"N nv ,,
~ pi'triei,. C9nI , Jonnsoi'
IElsp' y !'cIi 80 ! Anuc' son.
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|lrlp D. " ms ioi'i'; " .,.
ltii lll''r'c'-u' ~ y o"' c''"'r'
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

Hope is the anchor Of life. Those
weo are afflicted with constipation
are the victims of dependency. Nor
ris' ca,carinc is apCSitlvc cure for
this disorder,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

Mr.. 4. -. SEQ has sold his inter-
est in the Texas fcuce Company to j.
i, Hodge who will continue the bu,j.
ness and pay all Liabilities of the firm.
j. l.. HODGE,
a. II. SCoBEN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

receive daily ali sorts of fruit and
vegetables, and fresh eggs and fresh
country butter. have full supplies
OF chickens and turkeys and take u
prize in trying to lead the market in
variety and in choice goods. Please
give me q cal.
JoF =. TuoNrsoN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

For May ,, lo,7; reported uy " A. clssday
abstract office;
Geo5gc II lehu 10 Ll11ic Kramer, 207
acres university lands, section - ;477j Uo
4 L. ANA ". T. Jones 10 +. X. Hr~Sy.
lil-7 ncreS Thos. West survey, edge
Of Bel county 600 90
N. NILS 10 a. -, Mills o. Hcrrs d. "
Cnmphlll survey 1909 Ol
b ana :. +. Mus to MINIS, ~.
ecr,- d. v campniu survey 1900 d
John and L. Thomas &, Mucu building
Rsst citation, lot D. al Gurley olj,.
ton to waco 30 o.
George f. Gradall 90 james l. Moore
part of lots 30, 81 AMI a- block T. Bag
bA addition il2 5u
Jane- Moore to r. schneider FOX
l6 feet, farm lot - .. 800 o.
j. " smith Ben klwarls, lot h, block
and D. John Morrow surrey ... 10 "
Total s,lO- 90
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

1t ia n familiar axiom, "that the
proof of the pudding is ia tue eating
The proof OF Morris Casearine a. a
cure for liver and bowel complaint,
is in its aye,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

DO YOU need any waists tor your
boys; lt-o, come and see our 2jc
shirt waist
.EMINE RKns.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29

Itch cured in ~ minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by
;, b, Hamlet, Druggists, Waco.